Please note that Shared Folders is a NordPass Enterprise feature. To reshare these items with others, see our guide on how to move items to shared folders. Items stored in LastPass’ shared folders will be imported to personal folders in NordPass.We suggest updating this before exporting. Addresses and Payment Cards that contain non-number field data (e.g., “one four five” rather than “145”) will not be imported.Make sure to store your TOTP secrets elsewhere before exporting. We’re currently working to include this field in the migration process.

NordPass currently does not import TOTP secrets.

We recommend you download your file attachments before exporting.

LastPass’ export does not include file attachments.

However, the latter method is more straightforward, so we’re going to take advantage of it.Before you migrate to NordPass, here are a few things you should know on how to export passwords from LastPass: If you don’t, your unencrypted export file will get backed up.īefore we start we should mention that there are two ways in which you can export your passwords from LastPass: via the browser (opens in new tab) extension and LastPass web vault. After all, you’ll be exporting/importing your sensitive data via CSV file, and not using a secure device could compromise your security and leave your data unprotected against cyber-criminals.Īlso, if you’re using any backup software, turn it off until the exporting/importing processes are complete.

Next, make sure that you’re using a secure personal computer. If you delete your LastPass account before exporting a CSV file with all your vault data, you run the risk of being locked out of your account and your vault data being wiped out with it. Although you might be in the mood for deleting your old LastPass account, don’t do it until you’ve exported your LastPass passwords to your new password manager.

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